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Harrisburg awarded $2 million grant for tree planting, education

By Maddie Conley,

25 days ago

By Maddie Conley,

25 days ago

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foxy

22d ago

They are planting trees so they can cut them down and use the wood pulp to make paper and cardboard. Then they will use the paper and cardboard to make campaign letters and post cards to flood our mailboxes with political messages. Then we will pay for trash to be hauled away.

M SD

24d ago

Yet we have several pot holes throughout the city that should be fix, lighting needs updating, and crime is on the rise but a good amount of money goes into planting trees. The city don't prune/trim the trees we have now. Waste of 💰!!!!

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